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TEMATYKA KULINARNA W POLSKIEJ WSPÓŁCZESNEJ POPULARNEJ PROZIE KOBIECEJ

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Szczepkowska E.
Acta Neophilologica
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2017
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vol. XIX/1
269-281
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This article concerns culinary motifs found in popular women’s fiction at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries. Women’s fiction is either indifferent to culinary topics or interested in them as a theme, metaphor or recipe. Culinary topics as the main theme appear in novels written by Kalicińska, Enerlich, and Ficner-Ogonowska. I. Sowa employs a culinary code as a metaphor for contemporary urban life style which is marked by consumerism, excess of consumer goods and an intense rivalry. Kalicińska’s novel cycle is an example of downshifting narratives appreciated by some feminists as a way to promote ecology and a women’s community. Culinary novels authored by Enerlich and Ogonowska do not popularize the culinary culture, but rather commercialize it.
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KRYTYKA TEATRALNA ADAMA GRZYMAŁY-SIEDLECKIEGO

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Szczepkowska E.
Acta Neophilologica
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2016
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vol. XVIII/1
135-150
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The article presents the figure of Adam Grzymała-Siedlecki, a forgotten writer, who was a playwright, novelist, biographer, director, manager of Cracow theatre. He was also a theatrical reviewer and a historian and theoretician of the theatre. One of his most important activities was theatre critcism. His attitude to theatre evolved during a few decades. At the begining of the XX century he was impressed by the ideas of the Great Theatre Reform es- pecially those ones represented by Gordon Craig. Polish critic considered theatre as an autonomic art, appreciated the setting for a theatre play and the main role of a director. In interwar period, when he worked as a reviewer in Kurier Warszawski, he became more traditional and conservative: according to him the most important person in the play is an actor. In his reviews he also called for a repertoire based on Polish comedies, realistic dramas and Polish classics. The view that the fundamental value of the theatre is the interaction between the audience and the actors stands him out in the context of the Young Poland theatre criticism.
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„Grand Tour” XXI wieku – o blogach z podróży

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Szczepkowska E.
Prace Literaturoznawcze
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2013
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issue 1
101-111
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The article concerns travelblogs and the phenomenon of „gap year” very popular in western countries and United States. Travels organized by young people can be compared to Grand Tour – the idea of travel from XVIIth century whicz aim was knowledge of foreign languages and countries such as Italy, France, Netherlands and studying foreign customs and culture. The article is also a proposal of classification of travelblogs. There are blogs which are dominated by the form of encyclopedia, the reflection, story or conversation.
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Relacje polsko-ukraińskie na łamach tygodnika „Przymierze” ze szczególnym uwzględnieniem publicystyki Joachima Wołoszynowskiego

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Szczepkowska E.
Media – Kultura – Komunikacja Społeczna
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2013
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issue 9
99-113
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The article concerns the content of the periodical “Przymierze” [“Alliance”] published in Poland in the period 1920–1921. It takes the cultural, historical and political aspects of Polish-Ukrainian relations into consideration. The focus of numerous articles in the paper “Przymierze” is the idea of a federation represented by Piłsudski and his supporters and its defeat as a result of the Treaty of Riga. The article presents the political activity of Joachim Wołoszynowski and his profile as a supporter of Ukraine, the father of the idea of cooperativity in Podole, the editor of the Kiev newspaper and a politician in the Republic of Poland. His articles confirms the views of the author and his interests.
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